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A WALK IN THE WOODS
Take a walk in the Pine Street Woods and discover all it will offer our community. Join a guided scenic walk and bike ride on the future Pine Street Woods property today! Click to learn more »

CONSERVATION NEWS
350 acres of working land protected for tomorrow, Lois Blasko's commitment to conservation. Read more »

PARTY FOR A CAUSE
Join us on May 31, for a reception to benefit Pine Street Woods. To learn more, or to purchase tickets for this event, click here »

OUTDOOR EDUCATION
Camp Kaniksu 2018 Registration is now available. Click to learn more »
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What We Do

Photo: Fred Forssell

Kaniksu Land Trust is a not-for-profit organization that promotes healthy communities and healthy lands with the understanding that the two are inextricably linked. We facilitate voluntary land conservation by working with landowners to keep valuable lands intact, connect our community to nature so they can enjoy the health benefits of time outdoors, and use innovative educational programs to encourage a love of nature and an ethic of long-term conservation and stewardship.

KLT programs include:

  • STORYWALK™

  • ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION

  • OUTDOOR PROGRAMS

  • PARKRX

  • OUTSIDE7B

  • WALK7B

  • BIO BLITZ

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What's Going On

  • Register Now for Camp Kaniksu 2018! »

    Camp Kaniksu is back for more fun outside in 2018! Session One: Ages 6-9, June 11-15 Session Two: Ages 9-12, June 18-22 Session Three: Ages 6-9, June 25-29 $80 per session, full and partial scholarships are available. Camp Kaniksu will … Read More »

  • Cinco de Mayo »

    Save the date for Leadership Sandpoint’s Cinco de Mayo fundraising event, held on May 5th, 4:30 – 8:30pm at Trinity at City Beach. Proceeds benefit Kaniksu Land Trust’s Pine Street Woods and Angels Over Sandpoint. Lots of fun to be … Read More »

  • SAVE THE DATE »

    THOMPSON FALLS __ Explore the world of fly fishing, from Honduras to Alaska, Dubai to Africa, without leaving Sanders County, during the 12th annual Fly Fishing Film Tour, coming to the Rex Theater in downtown Thompson Falls on April 28. … Read More »

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Getting our Community

INFORMED.ACTIVE.INVOLVED.

  • KLT is trying something new: proving the relevance of nature and conservation to the broader community by creating authentic opportunities to connect with the land. Nature is a powerful force for change, be it community health and wellness, education, or a long list of other hurdles.

    By applying a community-driven model to its conservation work, KLT is able to address community challenges while encouraging a strong conservation ethic. Join us to support healthy, vibrant communities in north Idaho and northwest Montana, while ensuring the viability of our shared landscape into the future.

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